Loudness perception is thought to be a modular system that is unaffected by other brain systems. We tested the hypothesis
that loudness perception can be influenced by negative affect using a conditioning paradigm, where some auditory stimuli
were paired with aversive experiences while others were not. We found that the same auditory stimulus was reported as
being louder, more negative and fear-inducing when it was conditioned with an aversive experience, compared to when it
was used as a control stimulus. This result provides support for an important role of emotion in auditory perception.

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BibTeX @article{Asutay2012,author={Asutay, Erkin and Västfjäll, Daniel},title={Perception of loudness is influenced by emotion},journal={PLoS ONE},issn={1932-6203},volume={7},issue={6},pages={e38660},abstract={Loudness perception is thought to be a modular system that is unaffected by other brain systems. We tested the hypothesis
that loudness perception can be influenced by negative affect using a conditioning paradigm, where some auditory stimuli
were paired with aversive experiences while others were not. We found that the same auditory stimulus was reported as
being louder, more negative and fear-inducing when it was conditioned with an aversive experience, compared to when it
was used as a control stimulus. This result provides support for an important role of emotion in auditory perception.},year={2012},keywords={Auditory perception, Emotion},}

RefWorks RT Journal ArticleSR ElectronicID 158653A1 Asutay, ErkinA1 Västfjäll, DanielT1 Perception of loudness is influenced by emotionYR 2012JF PLoS ONESN 1932-6203VO 7IS 6AB Loudness perception is thought to be a modular system that is unaffected by other brain systems. We tested the hypothesis
that loudness perception can be influenced by negative affect using a conditioning paradigm, where some auditory stimuli
were paired with aversive experiences while others were not. We found that the same auditory stimulus was reported as
being louder, more negative and fear-inducing when it was conditioned with an aversive experience, compared to when it
was used as a control stimulus. This result provides support for an important role of emotion in auditory perception.LA engDO 10.1371/journal.pone.0038660LK http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0038660LK http://publications.lib.chalmers.se/records/fulltext/local_158653.pdfOL 30